Pasture management, especially in the face of continued drought, is on the forefront of producers’ minds this spring. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Center for Agricultural Profitability hosted a webinar titled “2025 Drought Planning: Trigger Dates for Pasture and Forage Management” to help guide producers in their grazing decisions. “The amount and timing of spring and early summer precipitation is an important factor in determining annual plant production. And using critical trigger dates can help producers adjust stocking rates if precipitation and the resulting forage production is expected to be below average,” Ryan Evans, UNL Center for Agricultural Profitability communications specialist,...

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